Small Mudejar gem with Hebrew stuccoes. Essential to understand Sephardic Córdoba.
Why it matters
One of only three surviving medieval synagogues in Spain and the only one in Andalusia. Small but essential to understand Sephardic Córdoba.
What to look for
Look at the Mudejar stuccoes with Hebrew inscriptions and the upper women's gallery.
History
Built in 1315. After the Jewish expulsion it served as a hospital and chapel.
Tips
Free entry for EU citizens.
Combine it with
A few metres from the Maimonides statue and Casa de Sefarad.
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